San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-08-22

One Of the Holloway brothers. at
Waelder was shot and killed last We'd
nesday by his brOther-in-law. The KILL
Eing was the result OF family quarrel.
The attention OF the sanitary in
| spector is called 10 the filthy, sinking
gutter on DOlOrOsa street, just In front
OF the office Of the Texas StOckman and
| Farmer.
For the purest. best and cheapest
ice, telephone No. %. S-l3-u
Yesterday afternoon the streets were
practically deserted, most people spend
ing the day in the country or resting
quietly in their homes.
Some old fire traps on San Saba
street near Franklin Square, are being
torn down to give place to number of
new frame dwellings.
Judge Wurzbach says the county
schools will open about the middle OF
September next. School trustees are
coming in daily and qualifying.
-NstO Villareal had birthday party
yesterday and several friends dined with
him. At night he was serenaded by the
Mexican band.
"A boy named Burkitt, residing near
the reservoir, has tetanues so bad as to
affect the whole system and his death is
expected.
This morning an EmplOye OF George
Caen tainted from an attack Of vertigo.
The proper remedies were applied and
she WAS soon restored to consciousness.
The statement is made that there is
no truth In the report that charges have
been perferred against Capt. Lee Hall,
the Indian agent.
Many of our stOckmen will try DR..
Carothers' priokly pear and cotton seed
meal feed during the coming winter in
order to fatten their cattle for the
market.
Mrs. Christina Mockert died on Sat-
urday at her residence on North Flores
street and her remains were buried yes
teTday by sOrrOwing relatives.
The Belknaps and Browns tackled
the American game Of ball at the
Springs yesterday and the Belknaps
were dOwned by score of q to 10.
Col. McHardy, Of the Arkansas Pass rail.
way, was umpire.
Mrs. CASTOR, the wife of Lieut. Gas
ton, ls lying dangerously Ill at her hus-
bands quarters on Government Hill. Her
relatives In Cincinnati have been ap-
prised by telegraph.
Ex-Governor Ireland is In the city
and leaves tonight for Austin to see af-
ter the Washington county outrage
trial. He Is of an opinion that the jury
will not agree upon any verdict.
From August LIST to noon this day,
l2l people are registered as visiting the
Alamo. These came from all parts Of
the union. Many, however, visited the
Alamo who failed to register, and of
whom no note was taken.
An old man who Ia called BY those
who know him "craZy Louis" built a
bonfire In the street near the Dullnig
building this morning, with the avowed
intention OF burning the building. Po-
liceman Stevens saw him, stamped the
the fire ont and sent him home.
MIR. KOtula's porter, A. Rodriguez,
was almost killed in fight last Satur-
day with David and j. Andington, father
and son, on Nueva street, The fight
was about the ownership OF some old
tin roofing, and Rodriguez WAS struck
on the head with a rock.
-Messrs. Beckmann Bros. were out
with an expert yesterday looking over
their marble quarry as yet unopened
They made other valuable discoveries.
A lime kiln will very soon be placed in
the quarry and the burning of the stone
for lime commenced.
Miss Sanford, the little nurse, who
is so i'll and helpless, desires to return
thanks to the Liquor Dealers assOcia-
tiOn, for the sum of $40 sent by them to
her, also to Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs.
COulsOn and Mrs. MCGEE for kindly
favOrs, the medical profession and to all
Others of her friends who have assisted
her. She is far from being we'll as yet,
and is very weak, but hopes of her re-
COVery are entertained.
Machinery do almost anything, and
what machinery can't do a woman can
with hairpin.-New Haven News.